Island ECC - A Dynamic English Speaking International Church in Hong Kong

Our own anger, if left un-analysed, can bring us to faulty conclusions and irrational responses.

Made in the image of God, who is “slow to anger”, means we should all feel anger as He does, and yet control its pace and place in our hearts.

Anxiety, stress, worry. Are these just a normal part of our lives, or does our faith offer an alternative way of dealing with tough circumstances?

Unity isn’t always easy. In fact, it rarely is. But it is always worth fighting for. This message takes a practical look at how we can arm ourselves with tools for preserving unity amid differing views and opinions.

We are whole beings with emotions, thoughts, and decisions. If we attempt to worship God in only one of these dimensions, we are left confused and disappointed.

His promise of rest is extended to us in the midst of our trouble, not in exemption from it. Our troubles often provide the fulcrum for our faith.

It’s easy to lose our confidence or to let confusion cloud our faith. Psalm 16 serves as a guidepost for deepening our trust in an unshakeable God.

Psalm 23 is perhaps the most famous of the psalms. David gives us incredible hope and insightful warning for dealing with life “among our enemies”.

Hope rests on the memory of God’s goodness to us and is strengthened by assurance that He sees our situation and knows what we need.

As we begin our new sermon series “Songs of Hope,” we are in a time that doesn’t feel “normal.” Our world is changing by the minute and we are feeling tensions rise in our city. Today we will study Psalm 46 to find our grounding and discover messages...